November 2009

I really like this branding project by US designer Carl Bender. Carl is senior designer at San Francisco studio I Shot Him and has recently graduated with a MA in Graphic Design form the San Francisco Academy of Art.

Check it–

www.okaybeta.com

Vis/Res is a new publication produced 6 times a year to showcase emerging talent in graphic design and illustration. Each issue has a central theme and features contributing work from 10 designers & illustrators.

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www.visr.es

Some updates have been made to the Tomorrow Studio website. Cheers to Jennie for the heads up.

Check it–

www.tomorrowstudio.co.uk

Plenty of new work has appeared on the Frost site since my last vist.

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www.frostdesign.com.au

Another new project from Pentagram – this time from the London studio of Angus Hyland – a ‘Making of’ book to accompany the recent Wes Anderson stop-motion flick ‘Fantastic Mr Fox’.

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www.pentagram.com

I may well be behind the times with this – but I really like this set of covers that I spotted over at Hey Studio – one of the growing number of excellent Barcelona based studios producing some cracking stuff at the moment.

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www.heystudio.es

I have to admit I’m not really a fan of collages – my tastes are a little more Modernist – but there’s some nice bits and pieces to be found in Ciara’s folio that I really like.

Ciara is currently working freelance in London after time spent working at IWANT Design and interning at Crush, YCN and Hyperkit.

Check it–

www.iamciara.co.uk

There is a new logo and website for Glasgow design studio Tangent. The folio contains some very nice work too – including the Scottish Human Rights Commmission work that really took my eye.

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www.tangentgraphic.co.uk

There have yet more lovely updates on their blog – no wonder the new site hasn’t arrived yet when so much excellent work is being done!

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www.there.com.au

Spotted first on–

www.grafikcache.com

Ace Swedes BVD have some nice new bits and pieces knocking about on the News section of their site – it’s only on the Swedish language version – not the English – so you’ll need to swot up on your Swenska if you want to get the full story.

Titta–

www.bvd.se